Where does the future of online table tennis content lie? 🏓

[laowa]

The only content from pingpood worth any looks is danielyrios

 

[Der_Echte]

@NDH Dan would get 72,638% better engagement on his posts if he includes content on how to tune, glue, and use H3.

Would get another 827 times more views and reposts if he brings in USA's leading expert on H3... Sergey the TSOS Unit.

 

[J-fed]

If MMA is anything to go by, probably OnlyFans.
Maybe Only Bats?

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[J-fed]

This actually makes a lot of sense.

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[J-fed]

I'm working on a few vlogish videos on the tournaments I enter and just narrating what I see is happening on my end in retrospective. More like a diary, working on a story, and it keeps me accountable for understanding more of my flaws. Video editing is a pain though and I can see myself publishing videos very infrequently.

The path of pursing table tennis as a hobby is something that I think is underutilized.

We all have the passion to play, so just having an online support system/community could be a great outcome of this. If anything, table tennis is a hard sport to film, so it'll be a source of ragebait for the comment section lol.

I see a woman from England doing this. Also an American in Sweden.
It’s really good stuff. So relatable and wholesome.

 

[J-fed]

 

[J-fed]

 

[ajtatosmano2]

It's not as much online content, but I would love to see an invitational tournament with 38mm balls and 21 point sets. It would be interesting to see how the current pro players would perform in that enviroment. And I think some now retired players would be happy to join. Who knows, maybe they would get some advantage by just being familiar with the meta back then. I can imagine Xu Xin doing really well there.

 

[J-fed]

It's not as much online content, but I would love to see an invitational tournament with 38mm balls and 21 point sets. It would be interesting to see how the current pro players would perform in that enviroment. And I think some now retired players would be happy to join. Who knows, maybe they would get some advantage by just being familiar with the meta back then. I can imagine Xu Xin doing really well there.

Hell yeah. Rule sets are meaningful.
Youth still dominates but indeed extremely interesting. Let’s go

 

[JustANoob]

Here's what I've been thinking lately:

One thing that I have not seen is explanations and analysis of strategy and decisions in matches. Especially in pro play.

Now an issue is the videos need to not be long and be simple so a wider audience would understand, which probably isnt easy to do when discussing "strategy". Now what I mean by "not long" is either abridged or a strategy in action with a few examples, not to do whole matches, people dont seem to have the attention span nowadays. If it gets popular slowly increase the length and complexity, training the audience.

So this is probably more of a "in theory sounds good" but "in practice is poop" idea. Also the amount of viewers for such content is probably highly questionable too. Btw if theres a channel in english that already does something similar point me to it.